5 services • 2 venues

sundays at 8, 9:30 and 11am

we have two venues on campus that offer very
different worship experiences. keep reading for details.

8 am every Sunday

• Sanctuary • Traditional Music - you’ll experience traditional hymns and adult contemporary music with live teaching by Pastor Will Stoll.
  
  
• Children’s Ministry – Nursery & Kids classes are available in the children’s building. Read more.

9:30 am every Sunday

• Worship Center • Rock Music - In this service, we turn up the volume and rock out for Jesus. It’s a little like church on a triple shot of espresso. Loud, passionate and energetic; for the young and those who are young at heart. In this venue, we watch Pastor Will’s message from a video feed.
  
  
• Sanctuary • Traditional Music - You’ll experience traditional hymns and adult contemporary music with live teaching by Pastor Will Stoll.

• High School in room G201 – High school students from all over Fresno hang out with Pastor Dan Chengrian and his dedicated team of leaders during the 9:30 service. They start with worship, a message and then break into small groups to dig deeper into the teaching and connect with others. Read more.

• Junior High in room 208 – Led by Pastor Jesse Caron, these students gather for games, live worship, a message and real connections with kids their own age and leaders who guide them along the way. Read more.
  
  
• Children’s Ministry – Nursery & Kids classes are available in the children’s building. Read more.

11 am every Sunday

• Worship Center • Rock Music – In this service, we turn up the volume and rock out for Jesus. It’s a little like church on a triple shot of espresso. Loud, passionate and energetic, this gathering is for the young and young at heart. Pastor Will Stoll joins us live in this final service of the day.

• Sanctuary • Southern Gospel – Each week we have a different Southern Gospel group lead worship and then listen to Pastor Will’s teachings by video.
  
  
• Children’s Ministry – Nursery & Kids classes are available in the children’s building. Read more.